History VideoGame / PokemonConquest

* CallBack: The ice in the Blizzard Nation functions similarly to the Ice Path in PokemonGoldAndSilver.

* ExtremeOmnivore: Bug Bite will eat ANY consumable item in this game, not just berries. This includes Potions, status healers and some ''headbands''...
* FriendlyFireproof: [[AvertedTrope Averted.]] You need to be careful where you position your Pokemon sometimes. On the plus side, it lets you make use of combos like you can in the main series, such as hitting a Volt Absorb Pokemon with an Electric move to heal it.

* MightyGlacier: Most fully-evolved Pokemon have lower movement ranges to prevent them from becoming totally broken. Shingen's Rhyperior is a notable case, low movement and a long-range only move makes it difficult to position, but once it does Rock Wrecker will certainly leave a mark... and you won't be able to use it next turn.

* PuzzleBoss: Mitsuhide, mostly due to [[SlippySlideyIceWorld the terrain.]] Ieyasu in the Steel Nation too, as he requires you to have Pokemon run on gears to open/close gates.

In April 2012, it was revealed that the game will be brought to the United States, under the title '''''Pokémon Conquest''''', on June 18th. [[AndTheFandomRejoiced The internet nearly exploded]].

** Oh, and if you command a Bushou to move to a non-adjacent nation, they travel ''by blimp.'' I think it's safe to say historical accuracy wasn't the developers first priority in this game...

* BattleCouple: Amoung the Bushou Leaders accompanying Nobunaga in the final battle is his wife Nouhime.

** And in the more literal sense, Zekrom [[spoiler: and later Rayquaza]] to Nobunaga.

** And in the more literal sense, Zekrom [[spoiler: and later Rayquaza]] to Nubunaga, similar to its alignment to N in ''Pokemon Black''.

* TheDragon: Zekrom is this to Nobunaga.

** Although it isn't that bad since the Pokèmon garrisoned in their castles would have pretty much granted a CurbStompBattle.

* TheDragon: Similar to its alignment to N in ''Pokemon Black'', Zekrom is literally this to Nobunaga.

* InstantAwesomeJustAddNinja: With HattoriHanzo, Fuma Kotaro, and several others.

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Yoshimoto. For one, [[AndYouThoughtItWasAGame he doesn't realize losing a battle means losing his castle until one of his retainers informs him.]] He also seems to think he's playing a ball game called "Pokemari" rather than actually battling. He's also quite the AdultChild.
* ConvectionSchmonvection: Non-fire type Pokemon, and humans for that matter, are certainly pretty fine with battling in the middle of a volcano. In fact the Fire Nation in its entirety is practically a volcano, it's a wonder how people even live there...

* DubNameChange: Aside from the Pokémon due to GrandfatherClause, and the title itself, this looks to be the first localized Pokémon game to largely avert this.

* ElegantGothicLolita: Gracia. It even shows in her choice of Pokemon!

** Another example is choosing to evolve your Eevee into Glaceon. To do so, you need to use it i the Blizzard Nation... the ''last'' nation before the final battle. As a trade off, you'll be Super Effective against all Nobunaga's Pokemon.

* ExcusePlot: A rare ''in-universe'' example! There's an old legend in Ransei that the [[OlympusMons Phantom Pokemon]] will appear to whoever owns all 17 castles. Thus, all the nations have an excuse to invade eachother.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Some of the female Bushou's outfits border on AbsoluteCleavage... in a Pokemon game.

* [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy Proud Warrior Race Gal]]: Ginchiyo comes from a clan of Electric type users, and she's proud to bear that heritage. [[ShownTheirWork Just like in real life.]] (minus the Electric Pokemon)

* WakeUpCallBoss: Shingen and Kenshin. Their armies are ''much'' stronger than you're used to, and they're the first opponents to use fully-evolved Pokemon. Oh, and they add a variety of different type users to avert PoorPredictableRock.

* [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes Why Did It Have To Be Fighting Types?]]: After capturing the first three nations, the next three open up... one of which is the Fist Nation, upon which Oichi notes that both your and her Pokemon are Normal types... yeah, you're advised to avoid that area for now.

* WorthyOpponent: Yukimura sees the hero as this. It makes a lot of sense when you realise his specialty Pokemon is Charizard which, according to the Pokedex, is also prone to this kind of behavior.

-->--'''{{Tagline}}''', used on the official Pokémon website.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: The region's name -- Ranse is the Japanese spelling, while Ranse'''i''' is the English variant, possibly to prevent mispronunciation.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: The region's name -- Ranse is the Japanese spelling, while Ranse'''i''' is the English variant.

-->''"Unleash Your Pokémon Ambition!."''

In April 2012, it was revealed that the game will be brought to the United States, under the title '''''Pokémon Conquest''''', sometime in June. [[AndTheFandomRejoiced The internet nearly exploded]].

* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: Either Kenshin or Shingen. (whichever you choose to attack) You challenge them on their home turf, only for them to ''refuse'', you go back to your preveous base, dissapointed... [[spoiler: and ''they'' attack ''you'' there!]]

* DefeatMeansFriendship: To recruit new Bushou, you first have to defeat them in battle [[TimedMission within a certain number of turns]] to 'earn their respect'. This even works on the Bushou Leaders' generic minions, but the Leaders themselves have one additional requirement: the final blow must be dealt by one of the two protagonists. (i.e. the Hero or Oichi) And even then, some leaders won't join unless the story specifies it.

In April 2012, it was revealed that the game will be brought to the United States, under the title ''Pokémon Conquest'', sometime in June. [[AndTheFandomRejoiced The internet nearly exploded]].